Sentence examples for been across from inspiring English sources
adverb
From one side to the other.
- She helped the blind man across
"It's been across the board".
A Hornby spokesman said the sales decline had been "across the board".
Central City was a ten-minute drive away, but it could have been across the ocean.
The decline has been across the board, tabloid and broadsheet, Scottish and London-based.
The reaction has been across the board, from positive to negative.
The company has been across from the Admiral's Wharf site since the 20's.
A lot has happened in the UK since I have been across the Channel.
And you know I've been across the world since financing, its regulatory policy, its private sector and it's now research.
His excuse was legitimate: he had been across town, playing a concerto with the New York Philharmonic at Lincoln Center.
Jimmy Huggins, whose office had been across the hall from his, had taken over the reconstruction of his mouth.
The two agencies have been across-the-river rivals for decades.
